Acadiensis, Volumes 1-3Department of History, University of New Brunswick., 1971 - Atlantic States |
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Page 60
Though nothing is known of the extent of the satisfaction Denys obtained , his sojourn in Québec must have been encouraging , for in May 1652 , as determined and irreductible as ever , he returned to Acadia and founded a new station at ...
Though nothing is known of the extent of the satisfaction Denys obtained , his sojourn in Québec must have been encouraging , for in May 1652 , as determined and irreductible as ever , he returned to Acadia and founded a new station at ...
Page 64
Furthermore , the dedication “ Au Roy ” destined as it was , hopefully , for the king's eyes , was in all likelihood entirely ghostwritten , complete with appropriate flattery and hyperbole of a type which Denys himself was most ...
Furthermore , the dedication “ Au Roy ” destined as it was , hopefully , for the king's eyes , was in all likelihood entirely ghostwritten , complete with appropriate flattery and hyperbole of a type which Denys himself was most ...
Page 69
Thus , in spite of his negligible achievements , Nicolas Denys secured for himself an undying place in the lore of the Atlantic region . By understating his failures and emphasizing instead his tenacity in the face of recurring ...
Thus , in spite of his negligible achievements , Nicolas Denys secured for himself an undying place in the lore of the Atlantic region . By understating his failures and emphasizing instead his tenacity in the face of recurring ...
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